Church of Our Lady of the Annunciation
This is the main and most important religious construction of Abrucena, whose construction was completed in 1570.
It used to have a wooden armor from Huescar, carved by the cabinetmaker Bartolome de Meneses, but he disappeared. From the 17th century many changes were made to its structure, which have allowed an increase in its architectural value and have also added beauty to it. A ship was added to the right wing and a plaster ceiling was placed over the main nave to cover the original rustic roof.
In 1819, the church suffered a partial fire which forced its restoration in 1828. From the entrance you can see the obvious signs of restoration, except in the tower, which maintains its profoundly ancient appearance.
This church is an important part of the traditions of Abrucena and is the location for the celebrations of many religious festivals, such as the festival of Saint Joseph, the festival of Corpus Christi, the festivities of La Vega and El Camino Real, and the Day of the Assumption or Day of the Virgin: which is celebrated on August 15 every year.